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Category Archive: Milbank Tweed

1. LIBOR, Psychology and Market Disruption Clauses In Legal Contracts – A Milbank Tweed Client Alert by Richard M. Gray" rel="bookmark">LIBOR, Psychology and Market Disruption Clauses In Legal Contracts – A Milbank Tweed Client Alert by Richard M. Gray

   0 Post on November 6, 2008

   This week I received a “client alert” from the law firm of Mil­bank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy about LIBOR. Richard Gray is a Mil­bank Part­ner and is the author of the client alert. He dis­cusses LIBOR and the issues posed by the dis­par­ity between the pub­licly quoted LIBOR rate and the actual rates on Eurodol­lar […] [read full story]

   Posted in: British Bankers Association, Credit Crisis, economy, Finance, LIBOR, Market Distruption Clause, Milbank Tweed, Richard Gray

2. Brokers Becoming Banks? The Press Got It Wrong! – A Guest Blog by Winthrop Brown, Partner, Milbank Tweed

   1 Post on September 25, 2008

   Mark Sun­shine here…Yesterday I received the below e-mail from Winthrop Brown, a friend of mine who is a very senior and dis­tin­guished bank­ing lawyer at Mil­bank Tweed.  He was con­cerned about mis­re­port­ing of the Gold­man Sachs and Mor­gan Stan­ley con­ver­sions to bank hold­ing com­pa­nies and e-mailed me a clar­i­fy­ing analy­sis. Appar­ently Win believes that it […] [read full story]

   Posted in: Bank Holding Company, BANKS, Finance, Goldman Sachs, Guest Blog, Milbank Tweed, Morgan Stanley, Winthrop Brown